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It’s a nonconference matchup on the parquet floor when a team from the Summit League travels to take on a program from the Big 12 in the Hawkeye State. The Omaha Mavericks are on the road as they make the trip to face the Iowa State Cyclones Wednesday night. Omaha hosted Denver Monday night in their previous contest and picked up an 83-66 victory, winning outright as a 1.5-point underdog. Iowa State knocked off Western Michigan 73-57 at home Sunday afternoon, though they failed to cover the line as 23.5-point favorites. In the all-time series between the teams, the Cyclones have taken all three meetings, including an 82-55 home triumph in the most recent matchup on November 26, 2018.
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Omaha won their second straight game as they ran past Denver in their Summit League opener at home Monday night. The Mavericks improved to 5-8 overall on the season and are 1-0 in the Summit after that victory. Against Denver, Omaha trailed 13-4 less than three minutes into the game and 25-15 nine minutes in before regrouping. The Mavericks pulled even at the half and took control with an 11-0 run midway through the second half, turning a 50-46 deficit into a 57-50 lead with 9:16 to play. Omaha never trailed again as the Pioneers got no closer than two at 61-59. The Mavericks shot 50% from the field, including nine of 21 from three-point range, and won the rebounding battle 33-26 in the game. Luke Jungers led Omaha with 20 points off the bench in the victory.
On the season, the Mavericks are just 287th in the nation in scoring offense as they put up an average of 68.1 points per game on t he year. Omaha collects an average of 31.3 rebounds per contest (343rd in the nation) while dishing out an average of 12.3 assists (270th) a night. The Mavericks are struggling on the defensive end of the floor as they are 330th in scoring defense by allowing 76 points a night. Marquel Sutton leads the team in scoring as he puts up 11.8 points plus 4.8 rebounds per game on the year. Frankie Fidler (11.6 points, 5.5 rebounds) is the only other player averaging in double figures for the team this season. JJ White, Kyle Luedtke, Jaeden Marshall, Luke Jungers, Akol Arop, Dylan Brougham, Tony Osburn, Kennedy Brown and La’Mel Robinson are all looked at to be contributors for the Mavericks. Omaha struggles shooting the ball as they hit 44.6% from the floor as a team. The Mavericks splash 5.5 three-pointers a night while shooting only 31.7% from beyond the arc. Omaha is above average at the charity stripe as they cash in a hot 77.1% of their attempts on the season, putting them 19th in Division I.